In case you missed it (you didn’t), the Milwaukee Brewers are going to the World Series! And in case you also missed it (you didn’t), there’s a wonderful/ridiculous/wonderful viral Brewers song that has taken the city—and the team!—by storm.
Behold the aptly titled “Milwaukee Brewers,” the latest banger from hometown rapper Foenem. (Foenem has previously created songs for the Milwaukee County Zoo and the Green Bay Packers.) Yep, it’s the one where dude chirps “Milwaukee Brewers!” 8,000 times and says “Let’s play some baseball and get some home runs.” There are also some bits about Jacob Misiorowski and Christian Yelich. It’s 100 seconds of postseason perfection.
The song has been a hit in the Brewers locker room, too. “My name’s in it, and I know he says, ‘the Milwaukee Brewers,’ about a dozen times,” Misiorowski told MLB.com. “That’s all they play for the clubhouse, like the little quick snippet of the beginning.”
“Milwaukee Brewers” has been living up to its viral status. It’s been all over the local news, and has inspired at least one hilarious Hall of Famer self-own social media post. Damn those pAnDEriNg MaDIsOn pOlitiCIanS!
The Foenem jam isn’t the only new Brewers song. If you’re looking for a jangly indie-rock alternative, look no further than “Out At The Park” by Milwaukee band Alewives. The song was recorded during Game 3 of the NLCS, and describes a run-in with an ex at American Family Field. “It’s a Sunday out at the park and I’m up in the bleachers / And I walk by your section a couple of times just to meet you,” sings lead vocalist Gunnar. It’s not about the Brewers playing some baseball and getting some home runs, but it’s still a terrific song.
More Brewers anthems will likely pop up in the following days and weeks. (The mind reels!) But for now, let’s enjoy some past Brew Crew tunes, shall we? There are classic ’80s pump-up-jams like “Brewer Fever”…
…and “Turnin’ Up The Heat”:
There are oodles of songs that were released during the Brewers’ 2018 National League Central championship season, like Trashman Shunny and King Myles‘ “Christian Yelich”…
…Drew Schmitz’s “Brewers Baseball”…
…and Pete Freeman‘s ode to “Front Row Amy”:
There are full album tributes to the Brewers, like Nate Gibson‘s 12-song Fear The Beer: A Musical Salute To The Milwaukee Brewers, from 2025:
There are plenty of parodies, of course, like the 2011 Motörhead spoof “(We Are) The Brew Crew”…
…the sublime 2012 Adele spoof “Slugger Like You”…
…and the entire oeuvre of mysterious Milwaukee tunesmith Tricky Henderson:
Speaking of oeuvres, no article on Brewers songs would be complete without a nod to the great Eddy J. Lemberger. Dude has enough Brewers (and Packers, and Bucks) songs to last an entire season:
Likewise, no article on Brewers songs would be complete without an embed of “Keith’s Brewers Rap,” from 2011:
And if you’re missing the voice of Bob Uecker during this historic season (we certainly are), cue up this “midtempo industrial mutant pop” song from 2024, “(Get Up Get Up) Get Out Of Here (Gone).” It’s a Soundcloud exclusive, but it’s absolutely worth the click.
GO BREWERS! LET’S PLAY SOME BASEBALL AND GET SOME HOME RUNS!
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